November 10, 1875 (4 pages)

Ly: be under the ridge, NEVADA CITY, CAL. * LOCAL ‘AFFAIRS. The Cold Spring Company, The contractors who have been engaged in running the incline for Cold Spring Gravel Miniog Compa ny, whose mine is located about twe miles east of this city, adjoining the Harmopy ground, completed their contract yesterday. The incline is now down about 450 feet. The » Compeny will.now commence a tunnel from the bottom of the incline, with a: gradsal raise, in order to strike the pay channel, which Tans. This work they expect toaccomplish in two or thres. weeks, when tle course of the pay channel will be fully detérmined. _A number of claims located alony the ridge are at present idle, waiting developments from the Cold Spring Company, and as soon‘us the direction of the channel is known, work wiil be commenced. on all of them. So thit’eonsiderable inaportance is attached to the working of ‘the Cold Spring mine, about. this “time, by those who Own. claims on each side. Messrs, Isoard, Rolfe, and@thers are the owners. of this mine, and their Perseverance. entitles them to reward for their labor, which we hope and believe will be a golden harvest, _ = 2 Local Brevities, © The Carter Brvus., who had the contract of building cars, turntables and water tanks: for the Narrow Gauge Railroad, have completed their Work, and return to San: Francisco this Morning. They built 15 box and 15 flat cars, three tanks, one ' at Colfax, one at Buena Vista, and one near the depot of this ‘place, They also made the turn-tables at Colfax, Grass Valley and here. The tank at this place will hold 5,700 gallons, Mr. Campbell igs getting out the frame work for the new depot building, and will have it completed before the cars are ready to 1un,; _ That wide gauge side walk, leading to the Depot is about completed. It makes up for the Narrowness of the railroad track. , Chestnut has abont finished the job of repaiving Suspension bridge te has been delayed by the weather, and other things connected with the work. He has done a good job. Workmen are now engaged in tuarring the large cables. When that is finished the bridge will be about ready for travel. * “Jacob Naffziger has purchased the Union Hotel, and is now putting it in thorough repair from top to bottom for reopening. It is Froposed to make it the best hotel-outside of San Francisco. It will be thoroughly repaired, renovated and farnished, and will be open™for guests in about two weeks, The Union is conveniently located for railroad _travel,and as the secommodations Will be first elaes, it will no doubt ‘Seta liberal share of patronage, * Charles Marsh and wife. have returned frém San Francisco upon a business visit here. We notice a good many strangers around town, and quite a number of them will stop here permanently w * understand. Rey. C. E. Rich, pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, is confined to his house by sickness. Hugh Murehie, after an absence of six months, is around town greeting his numerous friends. Dick Gentry and wife have been stopping here for the past week. Dick has promised ug a case as soon as the Central Pacific will pass it} over the road. : The weather has settled down to business again, and yesterday was as pleasant as sumuier. It will bea good thing] for railroad builders. About a month more will bring the work to a close. Geing to Leave. : A _ We regret to announcethat Charles Marsh, Esq., one of the very earliest pioneers of this city, will shortly Temové to San Francineo. Mr. Marsh is the owner of the city water works, _ and has always taken a lively interestin the prosperity of our place. ' His loss to this community is a very great one, and but few men’ can be found to 4il bis place. Wherever he goes the hearty good wishes of _ old Nevadans will ever follow him. oe The Daily Transeript Fryer Process. . In another column of this morning’s Transcrrpr will be found a card from Ri M. Fryer, in regard: to his new. process of working ores. ~ It-. appears there will be a delay of about two months longer, in order to give Mr, Fryer and his associates time to obtain proper protection for this new discovery. It seems the company are fully satisfied that they can do all they ever-elaimed, and therefore our. people must be satisfied and contented to wait until all arrapgements are completed. = ®pertsmen Attention, D. Tiom bas just returned from’ San Francisco with the largest and fiuest stuck of sporting goods ever seen nere. Muzzle and breech-loadiby guos, Rewaington and Winches. ter ritles, Also a full assortment of pistols, The British bull dog and pug pisiuls, including complete . out‘fits, from sooting jackets down te *‘pucket pistols.” Call and examine my goods,, I have all the late improvements, 2l0 Notice, iudevied to me are hereby requested tu luuke immediate payment. If . ot paid witain fifteen days the accouuts wili be placed in the hands of un officer. Ail persons having Cluimsagaiust mie are requested to ‘plesent tém for payment, ae A. GoLDsMITH. Nevada City, Nov. 9th, 1875. Butchers’ Notice, The meas markets of the city will, from the present date uatil “April first, not open on Sunday mornings as heretofore, Consumers of meat will take notice and make their purchases on Saturday evening, J. & C. J. Naffziger, _ dames Colley, ~~ ~Chas, Kent, __._. Jas. Monroe, — n6-lw: -Jobn Harrison, _Cheap Pict ures---Ferrotypeing. . , Mr. Shurtleff is in town with his Ferrotypue Gallery, and has pitched his tent on Broad street, on the vacantlot pear the M. E, Church. Pictures twenty-five cents each, or two dollars per dozen. The -damp Weather has interfered with Mr. Shurtleff’s work in his tent, but with sunshine all ig right. Call round and see him, n4-5t . Latest Sensation. It is astonishing to see the immense stuck of goods, consisting of men’s youths’ and boys’ suits, and a full line of the latest stylés of Overcoats; Onderwear of all descriptions, a large assortment of colored and white blankets, ete., at Hyman Bros. Clothing Store. n4 Prepare for the Storm. Men's, boys’, ladies’, misses’ and ebildrens’ (all sizes): artic and rubber overshoes, rubber and oil suits, 100 cases of rubber boots manufactared for mining use at Hyman Bros., eorner Broad and Pine streets. n4 Emporium oi Fashion, _ The establishment-of Hyman Bros. is noted for keeping the largest assortment of fashionable Hats in Nevada county. ~ ~ nt Lurgest and Cheapest. Tue largest, cheapest and most complete stock of Domestic Goods ever brought to the city,can be found at L. Jacobs & Bros, n4 Silk Poplins. Tae most elegant stock of ‘Silk Poplins, the latest shades for eyening dresses, at Ii. Jacobs & Bro, . n4 Lemons and Limes, Just received, a fresh « stock of Lemons and Limes at A. Rosenthal’s, opposite Transcarpr office, Commercial sect. “ nb <-> Knitted Underwear. Lapres call and see the Knitted Underwear for ladies und children, at Jacobs & Bros. = né4 —_—< Fresh Cranberries. A large invoice of fresh cranberries just received at Lester & Mulloy’s, > 019 For eoughs and throat disorders, use Brown’s Bronchial Troches. They have proved their efficiency by a test of many-years, © + Millimery Goods. Tue latest style of Millinery Goods, Flowers, Hats, etc., at L. Jacobs & Bros. n4 Mrs: Martim, == Ladies’ Nurse. Apply at. the boot and shoe store, near the Union Hotel, n6-lw _ All persons. knowing themselves . -mense stock-of Dry Goods. — Unanimous Verdict, The ladies of Nevada City have. by a unanimous vote, decided that L. Jucobs & Bro, have the whost elegant stock of: dry goods in the county, and that they sell cheaper than any other firm. We advertise no prices, -but cheerfully show our goods, and ‘will be pleased to send samples and price list throughout the .county free of charge. Also would respectfully announce that we are prepared to fill any order for goods, either from San Francisco or ‘. Eastern market, We have @ buyer constantly in San Francisco, consequently we are enabled to. have the latest noveltfes as soon as_they -arrive.We invite everybody to call and See the magnificent display of the latest and most fashionable styles of dry goods, millinery goods,shawls, carpets and oil-¢loths. Don’t forget the place, : L. JACOBS & BRO., (Successors to A. Goldsmith, ) . Brown & Morgan Block, Broad St. A Card. J, E. Johnston has just returned from San Francisco, where he purchased the largest and finest stock of fnrniture ever seen ‘in this county. Owing to the stringency of the money market, and the fact that he had the cash to pay for goods, he was able to buy at-such rates as will enable him to sell at lower prices than the same guods can be purchased forin San Francisco by other dealers. His old stock has been nearly sold out, and nothing bnt new coods will be offered to buyers. Now is the time to buy furniture cheap. If those needing articles in his line will call, they will-be convinced that there is no humbug abont the matter. The large stock. will be sold forty per cent. cheaper than the same can be bought for in any other house inthis county. Gall and ‘see the beautiful new. patterns, whether you buy or-not. J. E. JOHNSTON, n8 Commercial street. Palace Dry Goods Store, Last week, at the great liquidation sale in San Francisco, Rosenberg Bros., of this city, bought an immense-stock of goods, and in order to make room for the above goods, they will sell for one month,12 yards Prints for $1. White Rock Muslin, one bit. Lonsdale Muslin, one bit. 10-4 Sheeting, thirty-five cents. 9-4 Sheeting, thirty cents. 8-4 Sheeting, 25 cents. Delaines, 184% cents. Repp Goods, 20 cents, Black -Cassimere, best quality, 80 cents. Black Alpacca,°25 cents. Corsets, 37% cents. Skirts, $1. Canton Flannel, 12% cents, and everything else in proportion. Sale commences to-day, Friday Oct.’ 29th, and be subject to further reduction, ROSENBERG BROS., 029 Palace Dry Goods Store. The Word ‘‘Soxodont, *? ‘Which has already become a houseword, is derived from the Greek, ‘and composed of two words, Sozo and Odontes, ‘*Sozo”’ translated, means to preserve, and ‘“Odontes’’ the teeth—‘‘SOZODONT”’ a _preserver of the teeth. Andit is true to its name. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums, and corrects all impurities of the breath. The odor of this pure preparation is so delightful that it is a luxury to apply it. It is as harmless as water. Sold ‘by drug. gists and perfumers, i Bargains--—Pianos and Organs for Sale or Rent. : Two square and two cottage pianos. Two Mason & Hamlin organs will be sold at very low figures. G: W. WELCH, Broad St., n6-lw Book and Music store. The Place to Buy. g L. Jacozs & Bro., kindly invites the ladies of Nevada City and vicinity to call and examine their imné A wavy who has lost three sons by consumption, writes from Hartford, Conn., to say that her only remaining child,a daughter, had been. saved, she believes, from a like fate, by the use of Hule’s Honey of Horehound aodTar. .~ * ie Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 min A CARD. To all who are suffering from the fers and indiscretions of youth, neryous weakness, early decay, lossof manhood, &c., I will Send a recipe tha will cure you FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Ametica. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. : 203-6m For the Fall: Season of 1875. At thé Palace Dry Goods Store. —— Rosenberg Bros., Pe bata spared no possible exertions to secure the Latest styles of Europea Goods, we are now prepared Assortment of —. Fall Novelties, Ever exhibited to the people Of Nevada City. New Clanricarde Plaids, New Centennial Cloth, — New Matelasse Suitings, The Imperial Diagonals, ~ The Solatea Plaids. — The New Nuage Suitings, (All of the Latest Styles.) —. Being in immediate connection with our Houses below, and having the immense facilities of those establishments at our command, it can be readily. understood ~-by every . purchaser thatwe are ina position to offer every novelty known to the fashionable world, at prices which cannot be surpassed by any House in the mountains, —_— We also have on hand an Immense Stock of STAPLE ‘AND FANCY DRY Goops! We distinctly assert and shall prove that.no House on this Coast can undersell us in these Goods. All we ask is a fair inspection of our Goods, and the ladies will do well to do so before” ‘making their pur. chases elsewhere, ROSENBERG BROS,, Palace Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, adjoining the Bank of Nevada County. Nevada, Oct. 12th,-1875, EXTRACT OF HOREHOUND AND ANISE. ~ H’s no Equal as * aire: for . COLDS AND COUGHS, RUDOLPH’S EXTRACT or Horehound and Anise. RUDOLPH’S EXTRACT Of Horehound and Anise. Prepared only by him, and Sold at his Office, Broad Street, Next Door tothe Photograph Gallery, Nevada City. s2 FOR SALE. ON BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. At present Rented for $25 a month, to Good Tenants,Is offered for sale, and . A CHEAP BARGAIN Can be made by calling at KOHLER’S BAKERY, Nes! Street, Grass Valley. 839 @ t &e Great Novelties! . JOHNSTON & SON, 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, to offer the most Magnificent . r PUMARIEGA, ‘a--. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM! _ ii KOHLER, — Successors to W. H. Crawford, BESSEMEKR STEEL HORSE SHOR SHAPE MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLTs, _ _ RUBBER HOSE. BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds.» BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE, SHOT, &e. ~ Fell line of ROGERS” Célebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo. CROCKERY, — GLASSWARE; LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &. Agents for A. 8S. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco prices. ‘ Wa. A Large stock of Galvanized IRON WATER PIPE constantly on hand and con. ection made with the City Water Works. IRON PIPE made to order and all kinds of Repairing done. 4 In fact the best selected stoek of Goods in Nevada County, and as Cheap as. the Cheapest. Ba Call and see tis at the Pioneer Stand, RF OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. “Sa Nevada City, June 23d. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JOHN JACK, NEVADA CITY, AS been appointed role agent by LIEBES BROS. & C0., For the sale of their famous brands of CIGARS & SMOKING TOBA cco. Bi r-keepers will hereafter find it to their advantage to inspect the stock of JOHN JACK before sending to San Francisco for their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver them CIGARS lower than-they can get them at the Bay, Following are some of the brands: : BOQUET, U.S, SENATE, VENUS, UNANUE HERMANOES, . PERLA DE CUBA, SARYMEN, _ REPUBLIC DE CUBA, CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, AMERICAN TEAM, And a variety of other brands, too numerous to mention. The bar-kéepers can get a Cigar of me gtiaranteed to.suit all their patrons ata yery low figure. 015 JOHN JACK. FASHION SALOON, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, Nevada City, . I, 0. PINGREE, Manager. GEO. E. TURNER. p™= STREET, Navin‘ our immense assortment of other goods suitable for the { ® oe Im orter and Dealer in Opposite Union Hotel, == Ss . ) ‘Tarorrens 4ND DEALERS If HARDWARE, : HARUWARE, STOVES, . : mee. : TIN. WAKER ‘TIN WARR, IRON AND STEEL, IRON & STEEL, _. Nails, Guns, Pistols, NAILS, sHovELs. © _. _‘ Weeden Ware, Wheelbarrows, ico 2 ee . Grindstones, Rope, : Carriage Bolts, Blocks & £heaves, imine Crockery: Ware’ Ox Bows and Keys, ‘ oe Glass Ware, Chain, Anvils, Vises, Fine Others: ~ ‘Bellows, 3 ir Dror SEES Agricultural Implements, Also, the celebrated ; 2 : 2 Paints, Oil, Glass, Brushes, Gas Fixturés, etc. cto. The Largest Stock Ever seen in Nevada County. R@” New Goods from Basterm Wholssale Houses daily arriving. TWO HUNDRED STOVES will be added to the Immense Stcck now on hand o within the ye xt two: weeks. \ FIRE ARMS, —Ttie larzest stock of SHOT GUNS, of every description, RIFLES PISTOLS and SPORTING MATERIALS ever brought to the mountains will arrive by Overland Railroad next week. BELTING of every kind, RUBBER HOSE,’ PACKING, an immense stock. BASTING AND SPORTING POWDER, GIANT POWDER, CHAINS, OX BOWS, PICKS ana — PICK HANDLES. ANVILS, VISES, WIRK SCREENS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS? SUPPLIES. IRON PIPE MANUFACTORY ta I have facilities unsurpassed for maa~ king all kinds of HYDRAULIC MINING AND AIR IRON PIPES. Mines supplied with every size “of Pipe on the shortest ‘] possible notice and at the lowest livin rates, : Go. EE. TURNER. Nevada, Sept. 1ith. CANDIES!:~CANDIES! ee FRESH, PURE AND WHOLESOME. ANUFACTURED every aay of the very best materials by ‘D. CANTY & CO., FORMERLY OANTY & WAGNER, ‘ Wholesale and Retail CONFECTIONERS, 2107 Montgomery Street, SAN PRANCISCO. The attention of the Trade is called to Candies, and HOLIDAYS, ~ And warranted to keep in all climates. Prices LOW and terms LIBERAL. Orders for the interior promptly attended to. 023-lmin RE-ENGAGED FOR A SHORT TIME. Hx YOU HAD YOUR PICTURE . taken by . THE GREAT ARTIST, ‘DESMOND, "AT THE— RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Delay not, for regret may come too late, Prices to suit the times, Come and see the specimens, o1 ve ee [\HIS SALOON is fitted up entirely i new, and the FINEST BRANDS of WINES, “_ Liquors, = And CIGARS, "1 CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ola friends, and new friends always welcome, Everybody is invited. Drop in and prospect. J, M, FULWEILLER, Attorney and Counselor ‘at Law, AUBURN, Placer Co., Cal._ ILL practice in all the Courts of this Stat. : 027024 THANKSGIVING PARTY AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ‘THURSDAY EVENING NOV. 25; The Young Men’s SOCIAL CLUB, FOF NEVADA CITY, e Will give a GRAND SOCIAL PARTY at TEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Evening, Nov. 25th, Invitations will be sl own at the door. TICMIIN, 66 on sic OR, Nevada, Nov. 2, 1875. re. NICE @ROGHRINS. CHAS. F ROBINSON T his Store, on BROAD STREET, opposite the Methodist Church, keeps constantly on hand as fine a stock of GRO. CERLES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be found in, Nevada city, which will be soldas LOW AS THE LOWEST. ‘(iive meacall. o4 “COUNTY WARRANTS. _ A LL warrants on General. Fund, registered prior to Oct. 12th, 1874. Alsowarrants Nos. 97, 98,and 99, on Koad Fund, registere { July 3, 1875, wili be paid on presentation. . ‘est ceases from date. 3 . B. BANFURD, ‘Treasurer, _ . By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, Nov. Sth, 1975, ™ \

Ly: be under the ridge, NEVADA CITY, CAL. * LOCAL ‘AFFAIRS. The Cold Spring Company, The contractors who have been engaged in running the incline for Cold Spring Gravel Miniog Compa ny, whose mine is located about twe miles east of this city, adjoining the Harmopy ground, completed their contract yesterday. The incline is now down about 450 feet. The » Compeny will.now commence a tunnel from the bottom of the incline, with a: gradsal raise, in order to strike the pay channel, which Tans. This work they expect toaccomplish in two or thres. weeks, when tle course of the pay channel will be fully detérmined. _A number of claims located alony the ridge are at present idle, waiting developments from the Cold Spring Company, and as soon‘us the direction of the channel is known, work wiil be commenced. on all of them. So thit’eonsiderable inaportance is attached to the working of ‘the Cold Spring mine, about. this “time, by those who Own. claims on each side. Messrs, Isoard, Rolfe, and@thers are the owners. of this mine, and their Perseverance. entitles them to reward for their labor, which we hope and believe will be a golden harvest, _ = 2 Local Brevities, © The Carter Brvus., who had the contract of building cars, turntables and water tanks: for the Narrow Gauge Railroad, have completed their Work, and return to San: Francisco this Morning. They built 15 box and 15 flat cars, three tanks, one ' at Colfax, one at Buena Vista, and one near the depot of this ‘place, They also made the turn-tables at Colfax, Grass Valley and here. The tank at this place will hold 5,700 gallons, Mr. Campbell igs getting out the frame work for the new depot building, and will have it completed before the cars are ready to 1un,; _ That wide gauge side walk, leading to the Depot is about completed. It makes up for the Narrowness of the railroad track. , Chestnut has abont finished the job of repaiving Suspension bridge te has been delayed by the weather, and other things connected with the work. He has done a good job. Workmen are now engaged in tuarring the large cables. When that is finished the bridge will be about ready for travel. * “Jacob Naffziger has purchased the Union Hotel, and is now putting it in thorough repair from top to bottom for reopening. It is Froposed to make it the best hotel-outside of San Francisco. It will be thoroughly repaired, renovated and farnished, and will be open™for guests in about two weeks, The Union is conveniently located for railroad _travel,and as the secommodations Will be first elaes, it will no doubt ‘Seta liberal share of patronage, * Charles Marsh and wife. have returned frém San Francisco upon a business visit here. We notice a good many strangers around town, and quite a number of them will stop here permanently w * understand. Rey. C. E. Rich, pastor of the Methodist Church in this city, is confined to his house by sickness. Hugh Murehie, after an absence of six months, is around town greeting his numerous friends. Dick Gentry and wife have been stopping here for the past week. Dick has promised ug a case as soon as the Central Pacific will pass it} over the road. : The weather has settled down to business again, and yesterday was as pleasant as sumuier. It will bea good thing] for railroad builders. About a month more will bring the work to a close. Geing to Leave. : A _ We regret to announcethat Charles Marsh, Esq., one of the very earliest pioneers of this city, will shortly Temové to San Francineo. Mr. Marsh is the owner of the city water works, _ and has always taken a lively interestin the prosperity of our place. ' His loss to this community is a very great one, and but few men’ can be found to 4il bis place. Wherever he goes the hearty good wishes of _ old Nevadans will ever follow him. oe The Daily Transeript Fryer Process. . In another column of this morning’s Transcrrpr will be found a card from Ri M. Fryer, in regard: to his new. process of working ores. ~ It-. appears there will be a delay of about two months longer, in order to give Mr, Fryer and his associates time to obtain proper protection for this new discovery. It seems the company are fully satisfied that they can do all they ever-elaimed, and therefore our. people must be satisfied and contented to wait until all arrapgements are completed. = ®pertsmen Attention, D. Tiom bas just returned from’ San Francisco with the largest and fiuest stuck of sporting goods ever seen nere. Muzzle and breech-loadiby guos, Rewaington and Winches. ter ritles, Also a full assortment of pistols, The British bull dog and pug pisiuls, including complete . out‘fits, from sooting jackets down te *‘pucket pistols.” Call and examine my goods,, I have all the late improvements, 2l0 Notice, iudevied to me are hereby requested tu luuke immediate payment. If . ot paid witain fifteen days the accouuts wili be placed in the hands of un officer. Ail persons having Cluimsagaiust mie are requested to ‘plesent tém for payment, ae A. GoLDsMITH. Nevada City, Nov. 9th, 1875. Butchers’ Notice, The meas markets of the city will, from the present date uatil “April first, not open on Sunday mornings as heretofore, Consumers of meat will take notice and make their purchases on Saturday evening, J. & C. J. Naffziger, _ dames Colley, ~~ ~Chas, Kent, __._. Jas. Monroe, — n6-lw: -Jobn Harrison, _Cheap Pict ures---Ferrotypeing. . , Mr. Shurtleff is in town with his Ferrotypue Gallery, and has pitched his tent on Broad street, on the vacantlot pear the M. E, Church. Pictures twenty-five cents each, or two dollars per dozen. The -damp Weather has interfered with Mr. Shurtleff’s work in his tent, but with sunshine all ig right. Call round and see him, n4-5t . Latest Sensation. It is astonishing to see the immense stuck of goods, consisting of men’s youths’ and boys’ suits, and a full line of the latest stylés of Overcoats; Onderwear of all descriptions, a large assortment of colored and white blankets, ete., at Hyman Bros. Clothing Store. n4 Prepare for the Storm. Men's, boys’, ladies’, misses’ and ebildrens’ (all sizes): artic and rubber overshoes, rubber and oil suits, 100 cases of rubber boots manufactared for mining use at Hyman Bros., eorner Broad and Pine streets. n4 Emporium oi Fashion, _ The establishment-of Hyman Bros. is noted for keeping the largest assortment of fashionable Hats in Nevada county. ~ ~ nt Lurgest and Cheapest. Tue largest, cheapest and most complete stock of Domestic Goods ever brought to the city,can be found at L. Jacobs & Bros, n4 Silk Poplins. Tae most elegant stock of ‘Silk Poplins, the latest shades for eyening dresses, at Ii. Jacobs & Bro, . n4 Lemons and Limes, Just received, a fresh « stock of Lemons and Limes at A. Rosenthal’s, opposite Transcarpr office, Commercial sect. “ nb <-> Knitted Underwear. Lapres call and see the Knitted Underwear for ladies und children, at Jacobs & Bros. = né4 —_—< Fresh Cranberries. A large invoice of fresh cranberries just received at Lester & Mulloy’s, > 019 For eoughs and throat disorders, use Brown’s Bronchial Troches. They have proved their efficiency by a test of many-years, © + Millimery Goods. Tue latest style of Millinery Goods, Flowers, Hats, etc., at L. Jacobs & Bros. n4 Mrs: Martim, == Ladies’ Nurse.. Apply at. the boot and shoe store, near the Union Hotel, n6-lw _ All persons. knowing themselves . -mense stock-of Dry Goods. — Unanimous Verdict, The ladies of Nevada City have. by a unanimous vote, decided that L. Jucobs & Bro, have the whost elegant stock of: dry goods in the county, and that they sell cheaper than any other firm. We advertise no prices, -but cheerfully show our goods, and ‘will be pleased to send samples and price list throughout the .county free of charge. Also would respectfully announce that we are prepared to fill any order for goods, either from San Francisco or ‘. Eastern market, We have @ buyer constantly in San Francisco, consequently we are enabled to. have the latest noveltfes as soon as_they -arrive.We invite everybody to call and See the magnificent display of the latest and most fashionable styles of dry goods, millinery goods,shawls, carpets and oil-¢loths. Don’t forget the place, : L. JACOBS & BRO., (Successors to A. Goldsmith, ) . Brown & Morgan Block, Broad St. A Card. J, E. Johnston has just returned from San Francisco, where he purchased the largest and finest stock of fnrniture ever seen ‘in this county. Owing to the stringency of the money market, and the fact that he had the cash to pay for goods, he was able to buy at-such rates as will enable him to sell at lower prices than the same guods can be purchased forin San Francisco by other dealers. His old stock has been nearly sold out, and nothing bnt new coods will be offered to buyers. Now is the time to buy furniture cheap. If those needing articles in his line will call, they will-be convinced that there is no humbug abont the matter. The large stock. will be sold forty per cent. cheaper than the same can be bought for in any other house inthis county. Gall and ‘see the beautiful new. patterns, whether you buy or-not. J. E. JOHNSTON, n8 Commercial street. Palace Dry Goods Store, Last week, at the great liquidation sale in San Francisco, Rosenberg Bros., of this city, bought an immense-stock of goods, and in order to make room for the above goods, they will sell for one month,12 yards Prints for $1. White Rock Muslin, one bit. Lonsdale Muslin, one bit. 10-4 Sheeting, thirty-five cents. 9-4 Sheeting, thirty cents. 8-4 Sheeting, 25 cents. Delaines, 184% cents. Repp Goods, 20 cents, Black -Cassimere, best quality, 80 cents. Black Alpacca,°25 cents. Corsets, 37% cents. Skirts, $1. Canton Flannel, 12% cents, and everything else in proportion. Sale commences to-day, Friday Oct.’ 29th, and be subject to further reduction, ROSENBERG BROS., 029 Palace Dry Goods Store. The Word ‘‘Soxodont, *? ‘Which has already become a houseword, is derived from the Greek, ‘and composed of two words, Sozo and Odontes, ‘*Sozo”’ translated, means to preserve, and ‘“Odontes’’ the teeth—‘‘SOZODONT”’ a _preserver of the teeth. Andit is true to its name. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums, and corrects all impurities

of the breath. The odor of this pure preparation is so delightful that it is a luxury to apply it. It is as harmless as water. Sold ‘by drug. gists and perfumers, i Bargains--—Pianos and Organs for Sale or Rent. : Two square and two cottage pianos. Two Mason & Hamlin organs will be sold at very low figures. G: W. WELCH, Broad St., n6-lw Book and Music store. The Place to Buy. g L. Jacozs & Bro., kindly invites the ladies of Nevada City and vicinity to call and examine their imné A wavy who has lost three sons by consumption, writes from Hartford, Conn., to say that her only remaining child,a daughter, had been. saved, she believes, from a like fate, by the use of Hule’s Honey of Horehound aodTar. .~ * ie Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 min A CARD. To all who are suffering from the fers and indiscretions of youth, neryous weakness, early decay, lossof manhood, &c., I will Send a recipe tha will cure you FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South Ametica. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. : 203-6m For the Fall: Season of 1875. At thé Palace Dry Goods Store. —— Rosenberg Bros., Pe bata spared no possible exertions to secure the Latest styles of Europea Goods, we are now prepared Assortment of —. Fall Novelties, Ever exhibited to the people Of Nevada City. New Clanricarde Plaids, New Centennial Cloth, — New Matelasse Suitings, The Imperial Diagonals, ~ The Solatea Plaids. — The New Nuage Suitings, (All of the Latest Styles.) —. Being in immediate connection with our Houses below, and having the immense facilities of those establishments at our command, it can be readily. understood ~-by every . purchaser thatwe are ina position to offer every novelty known to the fashionable world, at prices which cannot be surpassed by any House in the mountains, —_— We also have on hand an Immense Stock of STAPLE ‘AND FANCY DRY Goops! We distinctly assert and shall prove that.no House on this Coast can undersell us in these Goods.. All we ask is a fair inspection of our Goods, and the ladies will do well to do so before” ‘making their pur. chases elsewhere, ROSENBERG BROS,, Palace Dry Goods Store, Broad Street, adjoining the Bank of Nevada County. Nevada, Oct. 12th,-1875, EXTRACT OF HOREHOUND AND ANISE. ~ H’s no Equal as * aire: for . COLDS AND COUGHS, RUDOLPH’S EXTRACT or Horehound and Anise. RUDOLPH’S EXTRACT Of Horehound and Anise. Prepared only by him, and Sold at his Office, Broad Street, Next Door tothe Photograph Gallery, Nevada City. s2 FOR SALE. ON BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL. At present Rented for $25 a month, to Good Tenants,Is offered for sale, and . A CHEAP BARGAIN Can be made by calling at KOHLER’S BAKERY, Nes! Street, Grass Valley. 839 @ t &e Great Novelties! . JOHNSTON & SON, 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, to offer the most Magnificent . r PUMARIEGA, ‘a--. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM! _ ii KOHLER, — Successors to W. H. Crawford, BESSEMEKR STEEL HORSE SHOR SHAPE MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLTs, _ _ RUBBER HOSE. BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds..» BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE, SHOT, &e. ~ Fell line of ROGERS” Célebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Oo. CROCKERY, — GLASSWARE; LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &. Agents for A. 8S. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco prices. ‘ Wa. A Large stock of Galvanized IRON WATER PIPE constantly on hand and con. ection made with the City Water Works. IRON PIPE made to order and all kinds of Repairing done. 4 In fact the best selected stoek of Goods in Nevada County, and as Cheap as. the Cheapest. Ba Call and see tis at the Pioneer Stand, RF OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL. “Sa Nevada City, June 23d. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JOHN JACK, NEVADA CITY, AS been appointed role agent by LIEBES BROS. & C0., For the sale of their famous brands of CIGARS & SMOKING TOBA cco. Bi r-keepers will hereafter find it to their advantage to inspect the stock of JOHN JACK before sending to San Francisco for their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver them CIGARS lower than-they can get them at the Bay, Following are some of the brands: : BOQUET, U.S, SENATE, VENUS, UNANUE HERMANOES, . PERLA DE CUBA, SARYMEN, _ REPUBLIC DE CUBA, CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, AMERICAN TEAM, And a variety of other brands, too numerous to mention. The bar-kéepers can get a Cigar of me gtiaranteed to.suit all their patrons ata yery low figure. 015 JOHN JACK. FASHION SALOON, TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, Nevada City, . I, 0. PINGREE, Manager. GEO. E. TURNER. p™= STREET, Navin‘ our immense assortment of other goods suitable for the { ® oe Im orter and Dealer in Opposite Union Hotel, == Ss . ) ‘Tarorrens 4ND DEALERS If HARDWARE, : HARUWARE, STOVES, . : mee. : TIN. WAKER ‘TIN WARR, IRON AND STEEL, IRON & STEEL, _. Nails, Guns, Pistols, NAILS, sHovELs. © _. _‘ Weeden Ware, Wheelbarrows, ico 2 ee . Grindstones, Rope, : Carriage Bolts, Blocks & £heaves, imine Crockery: Ware’ Ox Bows and Keys, ‘ oe Glass Ware, Chain, Anvils, Vises, Fine Others: ~ ‘Bellows, 3 ir Dror SEES Agricultural Implements, Also, the celebrated ; 2 : 2 Paints, Oil, Glass, Brushes, Gas Fixturés, etc. cto. The Largest Stock Ever seen in Nevada County. R@” New Goods from Basterm Wholssale Houses daily arriving. TWO HUNDRED STOVES will be added to the Immense Stcck now on hand o within the ye xt two: weeks. \ FIRE ARMS, —Ttie larzest stock of SHOT GUNS, of every description, RIFLES PISTOLS and SPORTING MATERIALS ever brought to the mountains will arrive by Overland Railroad next week. BELTING of every kind, RUBBER HOSE,’ PACKING, an immense stock. BASTING AND SPORTING POWDER, GIANT POWDER, CHAINS, OX BOWS, PICKS ana — PICK HANDLES. ANVILS, VISES, WIRK SCREENS, MINERS AND BLACKSMITHS? SUPPLIES. IRON PIPE MANUFACTORY ta I have facilities unsurpassed for maa~ king all kinds of HYDRAULIC MINING AND AIR IRON PIPES. Mines supplied with every size “of Pipe on the shortest ‘] possible notice and at the lowest livin rates, : Go. EE. TURNER. Nevada, Sept. 1ith. CANDIES!:~CANDIES! ee FRESH, PURE AND WHOLESOME. ANUFACTURED every aay of the very best materials by ‘D. CANTY & CO., FORMERLY OANTY & WAGNER, ‘ Wholesale and Retail CONFECTIONERS, 2107 Montgomery Street, SAN PRANCISCO. The attention of the Trade is called to Candies, and HOLIDAYS, ~ And warranted to keep in all climates. Prices LOW and terms LIBERAL. Orders for the interior promptly attended to. 023-lmin RE-ENGAGED FOR A SHORT TIME. Hx YOU HAD YOUR PICTURE . taken by . THE GREAT ARTIST, ‘DESMOND, "AT THE— RUDOLPH PHOTO-GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Delay not, for regret may come too late, Prices to suit the times, Come and see the specimens, o1 ve ee [\HIS SALOON is fitted up entirely i new, and the FINEST BRANDS of WINES, “_ Liquors, = And CIGARS, "1 CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ola friends, and new friends always welcome, Everybody is invited. Drop in and prospect. J, M, FULWEILLER, Attorney and Counselor ‘at Law, AUBURN, Placer Co., Cal._ ILL practice in all the Courts of this Stat. : 027024 THANKSGIVING PARTY AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ‘THURSDAY EVENING NOV. 25; The Young Men’s SOCIAL CLUB, FOF NEVADA CITY, e Will give a GRAND SOCIAL PARTY at TEMPERANCE HALL, Thursday Evening, Nov. 25th, Invitations will be sl own at the door. TICMIIN, 66 on sic OR, Nevada, Nov. 2, 1875. re.. NICE @ROGHRINS. CHAS. F ROBINSON T his Store, on BROAD STREET, opposite the Methodist Church, keeps constantly on hand as fine a stock of GRO. CERLES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be found in, Nevada city, which will be soldas LOW AS THE LOWEST. ‘(iive meacall. o4 “COUNTY WARRANTS. _ A LL warrants on General. Fund, registered prior to Oct. 12th, 1874. Alsowarrants Nos. 97, 98,and 99, on Koad Fund, registere { July 3, 1875, wili be paid on presentation. . ‘est ceases from date. 3 . B. BANFURD, ‘Treasurer, _ . By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Nevada, Nov. Sth, 1975, ™ \